The village of Verkebäck sits at the head of an inlet on Sweden’s southeast coast, where forested hills meet the Baltic Sea and a historic narrow-gauge railway traces the shoreline. The inlet offers sheltered waters for sailing and fishing, particularly for Baltic herring in early summer.
This two-story former general store of 1,200 square feet was built in 1909 and stands on a 4,950-square-foot lot with enclosed courtyard. The ground floor holds an entry hall, a living room with decorative tiled stove, three flexible rooms, and a combined bathroom and laundry room.
A wooden staircase rises to the upper floor, where a bright hall opens to a balcony overlooking the railway tracks. The floor contains two bedrooms, a family room, a kitchen with heated tile floors and full appliances, and a dining room with railway views.
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